Senator Slapshire Campaign for Niecees and Love
Orphaned sisters Adele Helen Limpy and Kimpy travel with Aunt Olympia to Washington to aid Senator Slapshire's campaign. Len Hardesty falls for Adele while Brother Wilkie fights with a caravan publicity push. The tale follows romance politics and family upheaval across chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Adele
Kimpy
Olympia
Alencon Delaporte Slapshire
Washington
Slapshire
Wilkie
Glopshire
Limpy
Lancy
Len Hardesty
Len
Slopshires
Shires
Campaign life in Slopshire era amid hearings and romance
In August the Slopshire re election campaign merges with daily life at Shires as Aunt Olympia manages camp rest and recreation for Adele Limpy and the others. Len Hardesty lingers, while September brings un American hearings and a spy buzz around Gabriel d Allotti and Helen. Adele and Len deepen their romance amid campaign banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Hilda
Shires
Adele
Cynosure
Wilkie
Maysville
Tiis
Len Hardesty
Senator Slopshire
Gustavus
Len
New York
Ollie
Washington
Gabriel Id Allotti
Limpy
Helen
Aunt Olympia
Del
Aunt Olym
Farley
Gabriel d’Allotti
Gabriel d'Allotti
An Len
Brick
Gabriel
Canada
CommunityVisits and Weekend Gatherings in Winterfield and Nearby
Winterfield residents Mrs. Otto Fowles of Flint and Mrs. Maggie Hale with Mrs. Eunice Courter of Marion visited relatives Saturday. Charles and Vernon Kheen of Marion stayed with aunt Hattie Kheen. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Davis called at the Frank Davis home Sunday. William Cutter spent the weekend trout fishing. Ruby Gaskill and John, Fredia, Frank, and Edith Davis attended the funeral of Mrs. Gremel Sharp of Lansing at Vestaburg on Wednesday. Sam Gaskill’s daughter Ruby Sutten returned home with relatives Thursday after two weeks here. Mrs. Petar Cook and family visited her mother and sisters Saturday evening. Edd Gutler returned home from What Friday after visiting there. C F Deity was in Harrison Monday. Kathern Thelsma visits sister Mrs Walter Caiers and family of Grand Rapids. Walford Ganders visited Sam Gaskill on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Fowles
Flint
Maggie Hale
Eunice Courter
Marion
Charles
Vernon Kheen
Hattie Kheen
Russel Davis
Frank Davis
William Cutter
Ruby
Gaskill
John
Fredia
Edith Cs
Vestaburg
Gremel Sharp
Lansing
Sam Gaskill
Roy Sutten
Ruby Sutten
Petar Cook
Edd Gutler
Priday
C.F
Harrison Monay
Kathern Thelsma
Walter, Caiiers
Grand Rapids
Walford Ganders
Funeral Services for Art Varney Held in Greenville
Franks Ott Sharp and family attended the funeral of Art Varney in Greenville on Wednesday. Varney, longtime Clare County resident, was remembered by many friends. Nearby, Franklin and Marion residents visited, called on friends, and 4-H members judged their year’s work with honors awarded to Eileen and Phyllis Sharp and Annabell Iutzi. Spring work begins as pastures green and rain boosts grazing. numerous local visits are noted with relatives and neighbors in Clare, Marion, Coleman, Holt, and Colonville communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ott Sharp
Hileen
Nellie Sharp
Herbert
Art Varney
Greenville
Eugene Sharp
Andy Helmings
Lucille Gruno
Marion
Eva Hecklin
Paul Wallace
Clare
Eileen
Phyllis Sharp
Annabell Iutzi
Bernard Iutzi
Local social notes from Mt Pleasant and Farwell area
Neighbor visits and family gatherings fill a week in Mt Pleasant Farwell and nearby towns. Families such as Heuschele Colmus Gordon Ripenburg Walters and Frees host and visit, with guests including Dora Hall Miles and Reynolds among others.
Pleasant Valley Social News from Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Mike Vale of Lansing visit Pleasant Valley with Miss Shirley Brown of Clare. Several locals hosted or visited relatives over the weekend including the Leeth, Kleiner, Barton, Bay, and David households. Church attendance at Delo was noted and multiple calls and birthday celebrations were reported among neighbors.
Community notes from Ann Arbor Blystone vicinity families
Brand Company from Ann Arbor opened the fishing season with visits at the Blystone homes including Mr and Mrs Judd Blystone and family. Mrs Kelly Turner recovers from flu. Visitors last week included Loyal Haddix Dello and son Aubrey Chatterton Glen Gordon and Mickle Laurence Robinett listed as sick. Sheep shearers worked the Brand farm for Ralph Shull. Mr and Mrs Merrie Haines of Jackson stay for home improvements and plan to move soon. Sunday visitors at D L Robious included Rex Robious West Grant and Mrs Mayer Clare Gotleib Nass Randall Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen and daughter Dover and Raymond Lennox Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Blystone
Judd Blystone
Ott Snyder
Glen Blystone
Kelly Turner
Turner
Loyal Haddix
Dello
Lyle
Aubrey Chatterton
Glen Gordon
Mickle
Laurence Robinett
Brand Farm
Ralph Shull
Merrie Haines
Jackson
Haines
DL. Robiious
Rex
West Grant
Mayer
Clare
Gotleib
Nass
Randall
Floyd Allen
Dover
Raymond Lennox
Wise
Glen "Gordon
Myers Corners Sunday Callers Visit Nearby Families
Sunday visitors gathered at the Norman Myers home including George Perkins Mary Perkins Janetta Burns from Saginaw and others from Harrison Durand Lansing Clare and Detroit. The Hartman and Winn households also hosted and entertained relatives and friends through the weekend with gatherings and casual calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Myers
George J. Perkins
Mary Perkins
Janetta Burns
Saginaw
I'M
Myers
Harrison
Earl Myers
Durand
Chester Myers
Carolyn
Lansing
Timm
Clare
Nora Wright
Milton
Detroit
Erid
John Hartman
George Winn
Jim Winn
Geaverton
Local Residents Spend Weekend in Ohio and Clare
Ferrell Corners residents Budd Stotler and family visited Toledo Ohio. Kleekamps hosted in Stump Hill Farm with sons James and Herbert Jr. Phelps and Kaufmans joined the Kleekamps. Hay family traveled to Clare for a Monday business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Stotler
Luella
Toledo
Ohio
H. G. Kleekamp
James and
Herbert, Jr
Stump Hill Farm
Alvin Phelps
Tony Kaufman
Kleekamp
William 0. Hay
Clare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myra
ED Wheelan
Hal
What
Tex Roger
Bangs Bros. Circus
MR. Thompson
Uncle Lancy
Cmans Pree
Dave Cooper
Cecil Dodd
Cecil
Allott
Iowa
Brick Landis
Congress
d'Allotti
Winterfield
Loren Birdsall
Maurice
Dora
Alex Dora
Melton Seawright
Coleman
Gordon Ripenburg
Albert Wentworth
Fred Dora
Leslie Randall
Jerome Frees
William Gordon
Colonville
August Heuschele
Mary
Cecelia Dora
John Colmus
Andrew
Donald
Agnes Gleason
Dick Winters
Victor Birdsall
Heuschele
Robert Wilson
Albert Gorcow
Ted Newman
Jack Hendra
Virgil Goodman
Wava Cox
Laning
Claude Miller
Holt
Ida Goodman
Newmans
Paul Heuschele
Mt. Pleasant
Leo Colmus
John Hall
Farwell
Connie Walker
Basil Miles
Oriey Rogers
Albert Gordon
Albert Gatchow
Herman Walters
Joe Odette
Albert Hein, Jr
Birdsail
Paul Nass
Augusta Walters
Mike Lynch
Rosebush
Gordon Ripenbure
Dale. Reynolds
Indaw
Herman Steurmer
Greenwood
Fred Kreli
Kurta
Gordo Rinesburg
Dave Woolaton
Pleasant Valley
Mike Vale
Shirley Brown
Leonard Orvis
Mayme Bunyan
Norma Bates
Pontiac
Archie Tryon
Mack Leeth
Wm. Hutchinson
Currie Farm
Lima Kistler
Ewart Carncross
Alton David
Harnest Kleiner
Roy Townsend
Midland
Jennie Bates
Delo
Fred Snyder
Henry Kleiner
Frank Barton
Barton Bay
Manley McFarland
Clarence Bay
Grant
Betty Lou
Robt. Kleiner
David
Norman Allen
Wm. Hay
Norman
Henry Hilborn
West Branch
Ernest Green
Kay
Kate Hartman
Waynarad Close
Artha Post
Post
Wm. Shaw
Fred Hefka
Gladwin
Ferrell
James Shoup
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